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Authors
Alex Libby
Dan Wellman
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Kristian Mandrup
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Alex Libby is from an IT support background. He has been involved in supporting end users for the last 15 years in a variety of different environments, and currently works as a Technical Analyst, supporting a medium-sized SharePoint estate for an international parts distributor, based in the UK. Although Alex gets to play with different technologies in his day job, his first true love has always been with the Open Source movement, and in particular experimenting with CSS/CSS3 and HTML5. To date, Alex has written five books based on jQuery, HTML5 Video, and CSS for Packt Publishing, and has reviewed several more (including one on Learning jQuery ). jQuery UI 1.10: The User Interface Library for jQuery is Alex's sixth book with Packt Publishing.
I would like to give a huge thanks to Dan Wellman for allowing me the opportunity to update one of his books; it has been a pleasure and a privilege. I just hope I've done justice to it! I also thank the reviewers for their help in reviewing the book, along with their constructive feedback. Thanks must also go to family and friends for their support and encouragement; it makes working the long hours all the more worthwhile.
Dan Wellman is an author and frontend engineer living on the South Coast of the UK and working in London. By day he works for Skype and has a blast writing application-grade JavaScript. By night he writes books and tutorials focused mainly on frontend web development. He is also a staff writer for the Tuts+ arm of the Envato network, and occasionally writes for .Net magazine. He's the proud father of four amazing children, and the grateful husband of a wonderful wife.
Aamir Afridi is a London-based frontend developer and has a passion for JavaScript and jQuery. He has been working on different projects for Google, YouTube, Facebook, and Apple. He is now helping TES in refactoring the frontend architecture. He is always keen in learning new JavaScript frameworks and wrote quite a few jQuery plugins and jQuery UI extensions. He can be found at http://aamirafridi.com/ on the Web. He is aamirafridi on Twitter and GitHub.
Islam AlZatary graduated in Computer Information System from Jordan in 2008. He worked for two years as a PHP web developer, and then he was appointed as a frontend engineer at Bayt.com.
He deals with jQuery, jQuery UI, HTML/HTML5, CSS/CSS3, Bootstrap framework, Mailer engine, JavaScript frameworks (RequireJS, AngularJS), and with all design approaches (fixed, fluid, responsive, adaptive). He also likes the "mobile first approach".
Stephen Holsinger has been developing on the Web professionally for over seven years. He has worked for service companies and manufacturers, primarily focusing on e-commerce platform and website development. His experience stretches from backend system integration to frontend web development. He currently works as an independent contractor lending his expertise to clients implementing retail sites on the Demandware Commerce SaaS Platform.
Kristian Mandrup has a master's degree in Computer Science from Copenhagen University.
He has been developing software since he got his first computer at the age of 12 and has always been curious and always asks the hard questions: why? He likes to push the techs to the limits and live on the bleeding edge. He is always on the move, on new adventures and explorations, since the techs and tools never feel quite good enough.
He is a toolmaker and an architect more than a traditional software developer. He has crossed various platform boundaries over the year and has lately shifted from the Ruby on Rails platform to the new frontier of Node.js and the MEAN stack. He is currently exploring single-page, real-time applications. He likes to combine many of the best techs available into a high-powered stack. This is where jQuery UI fits in perfectly.
You can find Kristian on GitHub at https://github.com/kristianmandrup and his Twitter handle is @kmandrup.
Marjorie Roswell is a web developer from Baltimore, MD. She has been building websites that serve the community for more than a decade.
She wrote the Drupal 5 Views Recipes book for Packt Publishing. She has developed a GIS system for assisting citizen callers to the Baltimore Office of Recycling, and has taught professional classes in desktop publishing, AutoCAD, and Drupal. She currently serves clients as a NationBuilder website developer.
While in college, Marjorie received the Betty Flanders Thomson Prize for Excellence in Botany. Her http://FarmBillPrimer.org site is devoted to mapping and charting federal food and farm policy.
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